Jameson Jacques has been living in a makeshift shelter in Haiti's capital with his three children since gang members torched his house, killing his parents.
Like him, many in Port-au-Prince have been enduring a hellish daily routine a month after the announcement of a transitional governing council — finally formalized on Friday — meant to put the country back on the road toward some semblance of order, and eventually toward holding elections.
But the decree issued by Haiti's government leaves many questions unanswered.
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